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Q: i have been reluctant to buy telcos because of customers reducing or dropping tv packages at ever increasing rates.i would very much appreciate your opinion on this and how it could affect future earnings and growth profile for bell and telus . thanks for the great service!
Read Answer Asked by keith on November 27, 2015
Q: Would you please review the key metrics for VGR and let me know what you think of this company as a reliable source of income and some growth. Would VGR be impacted significantly by interest rate increases?

Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Donald on November 26, 2015
Q: Does CU utilize coal in its business? In previous answers you refer to the share price drop being investor concern regarding Alberta energy policy. What specifically are the concerns? With interest rate concerns as well would you consider the price now ~$32.37, a buy. I hold a small position bought at 36.26 and would like to add more mainly for growing income.

Thank you ever so much.
Read Answer Asked by Len on November 25, 2015
Q: What financial engineering encourages companies like Transalta and Enbridge to " drop down" assets into majority owned subsidiaries? Thanks
Read Answer Asked by JACK on November 25, 2015
Q: I hold this stock and wonder if you would recommend a switch to another in the same space that you might recommend. I do own Mainstreet Equity. In August you said MEQ was a good company still. Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Bill on November 25, 2015
Q: Hi Guys. Down about 30% on cpx. Bought it for income and stability. Would you advise to switch to another stock or hold for dividend. Thanks Mike
Read Answer Asked by Michael on November 25, 2015
Q: 3:12 PM 11/24/2015
Hello Peter
Could you please suggest several very stable Canadian dividend stocks with dividends in the 4% to 5.5% range, with growing dividends and some possible capital appreciation that are "as safe as the banks" but NOT in the Financials, Pipelines, Utilities, or Telco sectors as we are already overweight in these sectors. You may be hard pressed to find much as I cannot, so I would appreciate your thoughts
Many thanks........ Paul K..
Read Answer Asked by Paul on November 25, 2015
Q: I sold Capital Power for a loss earlier in fall, with the plan of buying it back - never did - whew! Now I am looking at Emera or Fortis, to keep my utility weighting. Do you have a preference, and why? I am more interested in dividend sustainability/dividend growth than capital gains. If you have a better idea, or would just stay away from utilities for now, please comment.

Thank-you
Read Answer Asked by grant on November 25, 2015
Q: Peter and His Wonder Team
I thought the $200M investment in TA would have been good news...but the stock is down almost 5% at mid day. Please provide your insight into this transaction. Does it have much benefit if you are a TA shareholder?
Thanks in advance for your assistance!
Dr.Ernest Rivait
Read Answer Asked by Ernest on November 24, 2015
Q: BCE has been one of my better holdings over 10 years. Today they announce a bought deal and the stock is already below the deal. My last experience with Mr. Market when this happened was with FM and I got killed. I thought I was being smart when I bought FM at 15 dollars because the market had a bought deal north of this around 16.50 I believe. Should I be concerned?
Read Answer Asked by blake on November 24, 2015
Q: would you have any small to midcap names that are in wind power that stand to gain with the increase in investment in this area from Alberta and rest of Canada ?
Read Answer Asked by Brad on November 24, 2015
Q: Hello Peter and Team.
I am about to buy EIF, ITP, TRP, DRG.UN and CRT.UN with the plan to buy and hold for income, dividend growth and growth in share value.
Do you have any cautions concerning these stocks?

Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by David on November 24, 2015
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